Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-28
FHR SRR or VAR
Colorado Indian Trouble
Said to be Ended.
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Amerisa.
mAE eR wAR.
IATEsE KErazEs eE xmR INDIAN Eaawl
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xATEax REPORTS eE xMH INDIAN E9anI
u o0M1aADo.
/ GIxzwoop SrRrNas fCaa.l. Aap. ~
10 3. m.-Ihe arrival Of 4 eaurfnr a
th1s hour with Q rspoEa uf q nRka wlRh
the Uhes. In which one white man Ma
killed and several scouts were waamded.
created q pEofsnnd impression here.
MhSa the news arrived, GuweruaF
AdA@a who wAs on bis var 20 meet
6e1eral Crook near Meakeg fer the
pnfp09e at holding q peace pow-wow
wten U0iog0w, aud VIE lsa#ea here aa
daylight, waa making spaech at the
Hotel Glenwood.
He vas zpeaking On Q Faaointian
which haa Just heeR presented him on
hShalk OF TIE ciaixens, endoEaina his ae-
aon IN ordering oct the militia. when
q messenger came into the room.
anc walking np % the Govarnor, whln-
peFed somethiRR In hla ear. The Gov.
exnof's co1atenance grew pale, ana
afteE . Roment's pause. he told the
gathering Of what be bad lost heard and
almo9f Immediately iefi for General
VESTS headquarters for consultation.
This news gave very blaek outlook
90 tie peace pow-w0w, a. Il IL nov be-
lieved that the hght is beina warsd With
unrelenting fury. Ward, the man Who
u reported killed, Ia q prominent oiti.
zen OF Grand Butte, and be vas q depn-
~ under Kendall. ID IL believed that
thaa officer opened The bail aRainsa the
Uaes upon his arrival on the scene when
they were parting vita Lsslia. ahis en-
RaRemenf heing the first real baptism
Of blood since the beginning. of the
campaign. Tue chances are that q
more sarisus baitle occurred today, and
further news Is awaited with fnpa-
ttenoe.
SPECIAL ACCOUNT or TEE EEaHr.
DKzvKR, Aag. H.-Ths Nssns' special
hrouRht al 10 9. N. by q courier to Glen
wood Springs via Meeker says that tie
night occurred at place six miles west
In Q little canyon between the noun
tains. The Indians had planned an
ambush, bnt the scouts discovered ID |
and resfeated 10 time. The Ind ians |
then opened DIRE and Major Lsalie com |
manded the scoute, which we're anx-
mented By 4-ajor HoopeE's volunteers, |
10 return the ere from between the |
rocks. The Indians showed themselves /
and fought desperately. Upon tha irst /
concentrated effort Of the troops, tWo |
Indians fell and one white man.
DR.. Darm0nf, Of MeekeF, With Ken-
dalfs band, was wounded. For three |
hsurs the battle ragged ineessantly; then /
the UteG retired 10 the timber and only /
skirmiahing shots we're fired during the i
day. It continued until IL O'Clock last |
night. but no one vas injured. Jack
Ward, one Of kendall'a Enen, was shot
down during the drst part Of The fleht.
The whites saw eight Indians dEaQaed
behind the lines andsthe Indians we're
dead. There we're Eve whites wounded.
The names are not known "a this time.
Three of them we're members OF Hoop
eT's Squad. One man was q scout and
two others are believed, although not
known, 10 be soldiers. After the iQht
the Indians retEeated and report comes
that they were going 10 pillRRe the
rancheFs. They are not heading for
the reservation. The men Of Che Na-
iisRal Guard and, Ia fact, all the whites
are almost all on foot. The horses are
All played out. A courier passed Glen
wood this morning bound fer MeekeF
after supplies and hospital supplies.
There IL an immediate demand for
lhem. The men have barely had enough
10 eat.
oRDKns TO aENRRAL oaooK.
WAsHxNoroN, Aug. 27.-OrdaFs have
been autographed from the War Depart
ment to General Crook 20 confer with
Governor Adams, Of Colorado, In refer
snce 10 the Ute troubles. This is In 90.
o0rdanoa with Instructions from the
President a. q result Of Governor
Adama' suggestion.
The army eflieers express the belief
the no er0nble will be expeEienced In la
dueing the Indians 10 retnrn 10. the res
ervation II conference between Gen
erai Crook and Governor Adams regalts
In the suspension os the aasempt Of the
State authorities 10 GnfoFee the civil pro-
cess against the Indians. General
Crook has been authorized 20 take with
him interpreters and ether persons Who
may be tnhaential with She Tndians, IN
order that he may treat direct with COL
GROW, after Q conference with Governor
Adams.
LATEST KETURNs FROM THE FIGHT.
DExyKn, Ang. IA telegram jnst re-
cetved from Rangsly via GlsnWooa,
says: "Ibe only man knsWn 10 have
been killed To the Gght on ThuFsday
was Jack Ward, who was buried today.
The wounded on our side are Ldeusen-
884 &Nt911Ap VI A4PeN1 EA AuAa8s Ul II
Aspen; l.. Stewart, Of LeadvlIle; Dick /
Gallery, Of Lsadviife, the latter not /
seriously, end Dr.. Dum0nt. Of MeekeF. |
Colonel kols3m vas wounded moEtaily. |
Tee courier who left this morning re-
ports THAI 7o0 Indians are IN she hsld.n
THE wkR Is VIRTUALLY oyEH.
GIKHwoop sPnxNos, Ang. N.--l .. m.-
TIE Utes are On the reservation and the |
commander Of the forces ~ Duehss1e |
has agreed 70 assist She United States |
Marshal Ia restraining Color0w and bis /
too Indians. They are wanted By /
sheriff Kendall. II has been agreed to /
bring him here By Leslie and Kendall /
and o courier has been dispatched 10 |
headquarters for Al endorsement. The 1
var Il virtually over.
WILL DEMAND THE cHIKR.
DKzvKn, AuR. 2T.--The RsDabliaaa's |
apeoiaI from Camp Adams states thas 1
Lseutsnani Lealie ard escort have gone |
10 fhs reservation 70 demand the body |
Of Oosos0w, and two Indians wanted f0f /
horss stealing. Kendall says that be |
viii have these Indians at al hazards |
Il q believed by some thai ell the Utes |
have not rsiugnsd 70 the reservation |
A suaali band may have done % Ia order |
- thr0w ths troops on she trail while |
sks rsst nf the band foxtify themselves !
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